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Battery warning
#1
My comfort (10 years old)has decided to dial out at 3am every morning to the mobile numbers programmed into it with the message \"battery warning\" 5 times to each of the 3 programmed numbers
is there a glasgow installer who can help or is it a simple battery replace?
thanks
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#2
The Battery needs to be replaced. 10 years is over the life of a typical battery
Comfort tests the battery every 24 hours and if it finds the battery is weak it causes a Battery Warning Alarm.  So your Comfort  has been testing your battery for 10 years.
You could disable the dial out for the Battery Warning alarm though as a local notification should be enough

You need a sealed Lead acid battery 12V 7 Amp Hours. It is the black rectangular slab you see when you open the case (be careful of triggering a Tanper alarm when you do so


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#3
many thanks for that info
how do i disable the tamper switch? if the alarm is not armed is it ok to open the unit?
regards
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#4
enter your code and pres 3,4,2 for Security Check. This prevents alarms from activating while you test the system
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#5
mant thanks
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#6
changed the battery today ....no problem
but i could not turn off the tamper alarm!
i entered my security code then 342 then # and it still went off....tried security code then # then 342 still went off.?
what am i doing wrong? hopefully wont need to do it again for another 10 years!
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#7
Enter your code then 3 for Security Menu, 4 for Test and 2  for security Check. Dont press # as this will go to the previous menu
Voice should say \"Security Check\" to show it is in that mode


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#8
The recommended life of a battery is about 5 years, this maybe shorter if the panel in in a very hot room 20deg c
I woulsd highly recomment replacing the battery every 4 years

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#9
ok many thanks
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#10
I have plugged in a new battery and when I have tested it through the test function of the Engineer Menu the battery check still fails. The new battery has been plugged in now for a few days and I would have thought it would be now charged up fully. What else could be wrong?
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